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Episode Transcript
This is how men think. My name is Brooks Like,
I'm Gavin to grow Man. We got a lot to say.
I didn't have a line after that. We're trying to
be as honest with you as we possibly can without
well without killing our own careers. This is This is unscripted,
unfiltered raw. These are five. I used the phrase loosely
(00:22):
gentlemen um sitting around discussing everything you guys want to know.
So in ten seconds of the last Dmitri how men think?
What is it? Yeah, it's no holds barred, which means
there's no restrictions. Basically, if you want to know something,
we'll tell you. But I mean whether you like it
or not, that's a different story. But the bottom line
is we're gonna be honest. Vacation education of all men,
different ages. It's man code decoded. Oh boom. I don't
(00:45):
know if I could say damn. I can't even follow
that up the tagline. Man, let's go with that one
and done. This is how men think with Brooks Like
and Gavin to grab and I heard radio podcast
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